Victorian Revival Pearl Serpent Bracelet

Exquisitely hand-crafted, this pair of Midcentury (circa 1950s) earrings each feature ten fine 4mm cultured Akoya pearls encircling a coronet-set 5.9mm Akoya pearl. Surrounding each ...

Featuring eleven robin's egg blue and green natural and untreated jadeite jade, splashed with gold, and five undyed baroque-shaped platinum-toned Tahitian pearls, all threated on incredibly strong Titanium wire and finished with a Titanium clasp. The jade is luminous and translucent and features unique colors found only in Guatemala -which is the origin of these jade beads, The bracelet measures 9" in length and is a perfect fit for my 8" wrist. The jadeite beads measure average 12mm in size. The pearls range in size from approximately 9mm to 10mm. Handmade sterling silver beads complete the piece. Because this bracelet has been created on one of the strongest metals known to man, you can feel confident wearing it every day. Titanium is hypoallergenic and never tarnishes or rusts. I create each jade beaded...

A jewel unlike any other — this extraordinary pendant suspends a GIA-certified natural pearl, not cultured, not enhanced, and not replicated by modern aquaculture. Formed organically...

I created this bangle with heavy gauge Ohio steel that I hand-work into shape. This open bangle is worn by sliding your wrist through the bangle's narrow opening. It's rigid enough to retain its shape, but flexible enough to fit many wrists. Use two hands to carefully narrow or widen if needed. Adorning the bangle are ten highly translucent earth-toned hand-carved jadeite jade beads from Burma (Myanmar), each of which measures approximately 8mm. They are accompanied by a pair of 6.8mm 18k yellow gold rings. A 9.81mm sage green opaque (yet translcent) focal point bead resides in the center. Like most of the pieces in this collection, there is no lab certification included for the jade. This saves money and helps me keep the price down but does require a leap of faith on your end. All of the jade I use in my collection are from previously-tested "batches" from specific suppliers and all previous samples have tested as "A" jade. I only use "leftover" jade beads that I had in my collection after creating a necklace and then sending that necklace to the gem lab for testing and certification. Even though I can identify jade treatments with about 99% accuracy, I only sell jade that has been lab tested and is natural and untreated. Even my nephrite has been tested, which is highly uncommon in the industry. Yet Tiffany & Co. coats their nephrite necklaces...